You are designing a distributed application that runs on the Windows Azure platform. The application must
store a small amount of insecure global informationthat does not change frequently. You need to configure the
application to meet the requirements. Which server-side state management option should you use? (Each
correct answer presents a complete solution. Chooseall that apply.)
A.
Windows Azure application state
B.
Sql Azure
C.
Profile properties of the Windows Azure application
D.
Windows Azure session state
I think it should be B and D
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I agree, more at http://wely-lau.net/2011/08/13/various-options-to-manage-session-state-in-windows-azure/
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D is wrong as this application is storing the “global” information
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The answers A and B are correct. The question is about storing the info at application level and not at user level. If it was at user level, the options C and D would be correct.
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Windows Azure application state not exists.
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I agree with Dhruv as the word “global” excludes sessions as they are not global but per user.
However the question doesn’t mention anything about persistence, so the application state might not be appropriate in the case we care about keeping the data between restarts for instance.
“That doesn’t change frequently” might imply we care about persisting it.
To my opinion, only B is a sure choice.
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“Insecure” might mean we can loose the data which would give details regarding persistence but it should have said it in a way that is entirely deprived from ambiguity. This is a bad question I hope will not be in the actual exam.
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Upon examination, another very similar question uses the term global information but has “session state” as an answer to it so really these questions don’t even worth a penny.
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There is no concept of application state in Windows Azure. I would say just B.
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I agree with you.
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Only B is correct.
Windows Azure application state not exits. You have Windows Azure Cache.
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All dumps saying A and B are correct. Can anyone confirm that we should tick B only if there are multiple choices?
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It is B and D
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It is only B the correct answer.
A, C and D does not exists
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D )In StateServer mode, session information is stored in memory on a separate server. When confguring the state server in IIS, you need to enter the connection string to the server. All servers that use the same state server have access to the state information.
B) SQLServer mode has the same advantage as StateServer in that the session information is shared across multiple servers. It has a performance impact, however, because there needs to be a call to a SQLServer and it will add latency to the session access.
That’s from Exam ref 70-486 book,
Agree ?
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